The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-13
H0BOKEN PUFFs.

A meeting of the Police Mutual Aid Society was
held last Monday night.
Annual entertainment and hop of the Hoboken
Turn verein at Turn Hall tonight.
An organization will be perfected tonight of tho
st. Joseph's Church L. A. B. Society.
The Second Carnival Zitsung of the Hoboken
Quartette Club will be held to night at Odd Fellows
HAIL.
Mrs H. Hampe, of 213 Hudson street, Hoboken,
will take trip to the South for her health the lat
ter part of March.
The annual ball of the August Ernest Company,
Germania Schutzen Bund. is set down tor March
Goth, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Odd Fellows Hall has been engaged for to- NOR
row night by the Armenia Social Club for their an
nual entertainment and hop.
An event in Hoboken social circles next Wednes-
day night will be the reception of Court Stevens,
Ancient Order OF Foresterss
great many epicureans anticipating the
grand banquet of the Gsruan riding Club, TO be
given some time this mouth.
Ralph Bingham, the boy lecturer. will appear at
the Ell, ertainment to be given at the Presbyterian
Church next Thursday night.
The members of the Hour Bowling Club will go
to New York tomorrow night and contest y game
with the Chestnut Club. of that city.
The ssShaughran" will be produced at St. Mary's
Hall, next Wednesday and Thursday nights under
the auspices of the Leo Dramatic Circle.
church sociable was held at the Martha Insti.
tute last Thursday night under the auspices of the
ladies of the German Evangelical Lu heran
Church.
First Baptist Chursh, last Thursday night. under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Church.
Rev. Father Corr, rector of the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, HAckensack will lecture "St. rat
rick" at the Church of Our Holy Lady of Grace this
Sunday night
The funeral of ex Commissioner Clark, last Mon
day, was attended by majority of the local polit
cal celebrities. The interment was in the Hudson
County Cemetery
Hoboken Lodge, No. S, Order of Gsrmania has
elected officers as follows: Fred. STEELE. Preside MT;
William Sehmeline, Vice President; William
Schwaff, Treasurer; IL. L. Transinsky, Sergeant
alarms.
Ticket No. 27S. held by Mrs. Charles Krieger
drew the elegant Sohmer piano ratfisd off by the
ERterpe Singing Society at the Martha Institute.
Eight hundred tickets, at 81 each, were disposed
of. The drawing took place last Tuesday night.
An event of St. Patrick's Day. in Hoboken, will
be the dinner at Naegls Hotel. under the auspices
of the United lrishmen. The society met on Sun
turn, President; Richard Talon, Vice President;
Thomas I. Hatfield, Secretary; Daniel Donegan,
Treasurer.
At the annual meeting of Sphor's Battalion, last
Thursday night. the following officers were elected:
James Galloway, President; John Sturges, Vice
President; Martin J. 5pohr Secretary Louis Coll,
| Treasurer; John Cross, SergeautatArms It was
decided to arrange another theatre party to visit
Cronhem's theatre, next Friday evening,
| The membership of the Valencia Boat Club was
largely augmented last Thursday by the enrolment
| of the following named new members; Arthur
| Hornbiower. G. Katsch, Anton Hugeiaeyer, ID.
| Schocke f. StusberglW. Meier, Nat Hicks s d g.
| Johnston A. Il. Howard, Max Lau, W. Lau, @. s.
! Harwood, G. Boehm, Ii. b. Goetchins, W. Elliott.
| M. J. Waters, ]. Bachmann, II. Lemcke, I. kopke,
r. Naegeli Jr. The following ulcers for the ensu-
ing year were elected; President George s. Lancon,
| Vice-Presidcnt Henry J. Timken; Secretary. ii.
4 Kilian: Captain James Milar; Lieutenant Otto
| Fuchs; Trustees, +. Frommel. Emil Schultze. Jr,J
| T. Millar.